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sfx power supply :( dont like this.

No i have no ceph pool. Cannot say someting about this.

Micron? I have a Micron 5100 Pro 960GB

Build’s Name: ?? Operating System/ Storage Platform: win server 2016 + vmware workstation 14 CPU: Intel Xeon D-1541 8-Core, 16 Threads, 45W Motherboard: Supermicro X10SDV-TLN4F Chassis: Sharkoon Rebel 9 + 4x Cremax Icy Dock MB153SP-B 3x 3.5" SATA 6Gb/s RAM: Samsung DIMM 4x32GB 128GB, DDR4-2400...

looks not so good as a future platform for home labbers.. if i had not my x10sdv with xeon 1541 i would buy a normal xeon silver system.

I had some similar issues too, but not with that drives. My setup was ESXi 6.5u1 and a LSI 9271-8i with CacheCade and CacheVault. I had 2x500GB Samsung 850Evo in Raid1 and 4x 4TB HGST Megascale in Raid 10. Sometimes for both arrays i got latency warnings in ESXi and the system was not responsive...

wtf.. how much $?

at the moment i dont use the raid controller. all this is for my 24/7 home server with ~20vms. i changed back from esxi and raid controller to a win2016 + vm workstation 14 setup. before esxi i had a workstation 12 setup and was very happy with this. i dont use raid anymore, just single ssds...

I would not use a 850 Evo and the LSI Raid Controller. I had two 850 Evo 500G on my LSI 9271-8i in Raid1 and after some time performance was terrible (~50mb/s). I dont know if this is better when you only format 75% of the capacity. I formated 100%. Even with writeback mode performance was not...

Hello FKrebs, thanks for your answer. I figured this out yesterday, too, and searched a lot in windows registry and compared win10 vs. win2016 for the balanced power scheme. The ""Processor Power management settings and configurations" are located here...

can anybody help me here? Problem with Supermicro X10SDV-8C-TLN4F and Turbo Boost :(

I have some real annoying problem with my Supermicro X10SDV-8C-TLN4F and an installed Windows Server 2016. I cant get the turbo boost working on energy level "balanced" in OS. I tried a lot.. and nothing works :( Bios Settings: EIST (P-States): Enabled P State Domain: ALL P-State Coordination...

Normal too

i dont use sfp and there is a fan

I need a new switch for my home network. - min 16 ports - smart managed (need a port mirror for wan sniffer) - no fan, passiv TP-Link TL-SG10 Desktop Easy Smart Switch, 16x RJ-45 (TL-SG1016DE) D-Link DGS-11 Desktop Gigabit Smart Switch, 16x RJ-45 (DGS-1100-16) ZyXEL GS1900 Desktop Gigabit...

i wrote to the supermicro support and they confirmed that this is a hard limit on the xeon d cpus. so although it is not supported, the cpu will never recognize these large dimms.

any chance, that the xeon d 1541 can be used with more than 128gb ram? e.g. with Samsung LRDIMM 64GB, DDR4-2400, CL19-17-17, reg ECC (M393A8K40B21-CTC) Samsung LRDIMM 64GB, DDR4-2400, CL17-17-17, ECC (M386A8K40BM1-CRC) Samsung DIMM 128GB, DDR4-2400, CL19-17-17, reg ECC (M393AAK40B41-CTC) i...

well there are some other devices on the apc: Server: Supermicro X10SDV-TLN4F + Noctua NF-A6x25 PWM (Specs 0,96W) 2x Samsung DIMM 32GB, DDR4-2400, CL17-17-17, reg ECC SanDisk Ultra Fit V2 16GB, USB-A 3.0 LSI 9271-8i with CacheVault Module (~12W) + 40mm Revoltec Air Guard Fan (~0,5w) 3x Cremax...

So.. everything is up an running (hopefully stable). For me it was not easy to change the fan. The screws are too low and the cooler did not go off easily. I fixed the new noctua with wire. Unfortunately my power consumption did not improve and it even needs about 10w more than my old system...

I have read a bit about the topic ESXi and bios settings and often it is mentioned one should put the P States on "OS Controlled" and set the option in the ESXi to balanced or in very rare cases high performance. In Supermicro Bios, there are settings like HW_ALL, SW_ALL and SW_ANY. So i think...